A RARE MORO LANTAKA CANNON

Of characteristic form, bronze with finely molded muzzle and breach, prominent cascabel and trunnions. Well-patinated. C. 1650-1750. Such cannon were popular throughout the Moro lands and Borneo, wher

Highly valued by the Moro Peoples. Of characteristic form, with molded muzzle and breach and engraved okir motifs. On its rare original four-wheeled bronze carriage. Well-patinated. C. 1700-1800. Such

A seldom encountered early example of characteristic form, bronze with finely molded muzzle and breach, prominent cascabel and trunnions. Well-patinated. C. 1650-1700. Such cannon were popular through

Bronze, with integral trunnions and molded rings with bands of silver-inlaid okir embellishment to the cascabel, the vent and rear sight wrought in relief, the muzzle flared and finely molded. Late 19

Moro People, finely cast of bronze with characteristic modeling and embellishments and broadly flared muzzle. On its hardwood base. Mid-19th century. Worn. Overall length 78.5cm. Condition III

Of classic form, exhibiting the considerable skill of Maranao bronze-workers. Strongly influenced by the burgonet worn by the Spanish in the 16th century, with domed skull, graceful, pronounced comb,

The handwrought head of characteristic form with forged-in central panel showing fine twistcore pattern-welded damascus steel panel. On its haft original length haft with banded brass ferrule. Second

Philippine bronze Lantaka cannon with 32" barrel, 1-1/4" bore, touchhole, 35" in length. Rear of cannon etched with a flower by touchhole and triangular design around the touchhole and end of barrel.

The long, broad handforged blade with distinctive curve and expanded tip with pronounced central ridge and evidence of layered construction, the faceted wooden grip with expanded pommel well-carved in

A bronze Maguindanao Lantaka Cannon with stand. 18" L

Of characteristic form, the grip carved of exotic hardwood with silver ferrule and braided silver mounts and broad, crested pommel. The fine, handforged, pattern-welded, single-edged blade retains its

The handforged head of characteristic form with waved edges and central panel showing evidence of pattern-welding. Retained to its bamboo haft by lengths of rattan. In its original wooden scabbard. Se

Of characteristic form, with waved edges and evidence of layered forging, the ferrule profiled, with tapered tang. 19th century. Light wear. Overall length 52.3cm. Condition II

Pre-Columbian, north coast Peru, probably San Jose de Moro, Moche culture, Phase V, Moro type, ca. 6th to 7th century CE. A stunning fineline painted Moro type of pottery stirrup vessel with a flask o

Cannon, Lantaka, Rail, 29" long, 7/8" bore (approximately), patinated bronze on pivot, wood base display, 17th-18th century

SPANISH BRONZE MORO PIRATE CANNON, 18/19TH CENTURY. LENGTH 31 1/2"

Excavated Lantana style cannon. Total length 32-7/8”. Bore 7/8”. Touch hole. Original swivel remains and swivels. Green patina throughout. Origin and location dug unknown. Condition (Fair).

A South East Asian lantaka or cannon A South East Asian lantaka or cannon, 19th century, the multi stage tapering barrel with shaped muzzle, cast with a shield 108cm long Condition Report: Knocks and

Indonesian Lantaka Bronze Cannon on Stand 14''x31''. Heavy decorated bronze ship's cannon with alligator on barrel. Scattered surface wear from age. 18th century. Also used in the Philippines and Mala

Philippines, 19th century, with chased geometric scrollwork in contrasting metals, affixed to a carved rosewood base h. 17-1/2 w. 36 d. 8 in. (overall) Provenance: From a Greenwich, CT couple

The heavy, cast bronze barrel with modeled geometrical borders and touchhole with raised rim. On its original profiled wooden carriage with elevation block and bronze hardware. Mid-19th century. Well-

1797 Encyclopedia Britannica ART & SCIENCE Illustrated RARE Gunnery Cannon Flags An exceptional supplemental tome to the early 19th-century editions of the Encyclopedia Britannica. The Britannica has

Cast bronze, with integral scrolled dolphins and the VOC insignia of the Dutch East India Company. C. 1850. Used for signaling as well as for barter, often included in dowries. Overall length 26cm. Co

6 in tall, very RARE because the metal usually dries out and falls apart but this one is in great condition.